Looking beyond the present perception of buildings as static architectural objects, Reflexive Architecture heralds the beginning of a new era in architecture. Reflexive architecture describes an architecture that is highly responsive and intelligent, able to translate and connect to its contextual and environmental surroundings at a new level, while also operating in three or more spaces simultaneously. The first book devoted exclusively to reflexive architecture, this new work also examines its impact on computational architecture. This landmark publication will feature the work of such well-known architects as Asymptote, Marcos Novak, and Bernard Cache as well as younger emerging talent.
Neil Spiller